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Major champion Woodland on dealing with PTSD
Major champion Woodland on dealing with PTSDTo play this video you need to enable JavaScript in your browser.This video can not be playedMajor champion Woodland on dealing with PTSDClose00Major champion Gary Woodland says he is "battling every day" with post-traumatic stress disorder. Woodland has been dealing with PTSD since an operation to remove part of a brain tumour in 2023, although the mental health condition was only diagnosed about a year ago.READ MORE: Woodland relying on sec...
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Harry Kane vs Declan Rice vs Lamine Yamal: Latest Ballon d'Or odds as England captain becomes favourite
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Angels, Braves players get into wild brawl after high pitch to Jorge Soler
The Los Angeles Angels and Atlanta Braves got into a frenzied fight on Tuesday night.The incident occurred in the bottom of the fifth inning with one out and a runner on first base. Angels slugger Jorge Soler was at the plate facing off against Braves pitcher Reynaldo López.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMLópez threw a pitch high and inside. The ball went over Jonah Heim’s glove, caromed off the backstop and Heim was able to recover the ball and fire it to second base to try to...
Chicago Blackhawks are No. 1 in Scott Wheeler's 2026 NHL prospect pool rankings
Welcome to Scott Wheeler’s 2026 rankings of every NHL organization’s prospects. You can find the complete ranking and more information on the project and its criteria here, as we count down daily from No. 32 to No. 1. The series, which includes evaluations on nearly 500 prospects, runs from March 9 to April 8.Advertisement
Hoosiers in force at Colts' local pro day; will any wind up in Indianapolis?
INDIANAPOLIS — The blue Indianapolis Colts T-shirts were only temporary. For many of the former college players who wore them during the Colts’ local pro day Tuesday, they might never wear them again. Depending on how each athlete’s career unfolds, those shirts, and their accompanying random numbers, will likely be tucked in the back corner of a drawer or discarded as the years go by.Advertisement
Red Wings let another game slip late as playoff odds shrink further: 5 thoughts
DETROIT — It was right there for the Detroit Red Wings: up 3-2, a defensive-zone faceoff and 21 seconds standing between them and a big regulation win over the Columbus Blue Jackets.But, as has been the case so many times over the last five weeks, they just couldn’t get the finish. The Blue Jackets’ Sean Monahan won the draw to kick off a set play — up to the point, over to Adam Fantilli — that tied the game, and the latest Red Wings heartbreak was in motion. Five minutes of three-on-three overt...
Zach Werenski, on a busted boot, keeps Blue Jackets' season alive
DETROIT — With 1:32 remaining in overtime, Columbus Blue Jackets defenseman Zach Werenski came out of a collision along the end boards with a left skate that was barely hanging on his foot. His laces had been sliced by another player’s skate blade.At that point, the Blue Jackets and Detroit Red Wings were tied, and it’s not a reach to say Columbus’ season was on the line.But Werenski’s night wasn’t finished.Advertisement
NBA, EuroLeague executives to discuss partnership. 'Everything is on the table'
This week, the NBA and the EuroLeague will come together and see if there is a united future for basketball in Europe. Chus Bueno told The Athletic that he is set to talk to a high-ranking NBA executive later this week to start discussions on how the two leagues might work together going forward as the NBA seeks to start its own league on the continent and the EuroLeague, long seen as the second-best basketball league in the world, works to maintain its place in the sport.Advertisement
Vikings are looking for a 'leader' in a new GM. Does Rob Brzezinski fit the bill?
This is fascinatingly rare.In most cases, professional sports organizations don’t navigate pivotal free-agent periods and drafts without backfilling lead executive positions.But that is precisely what the Minnesota Vikings are doing.It’s a strategic and notable choice. The Vikings knew they needed to make critical decisions at the quarterback position. They were also aware of the magnitude of having nine picks in the upcoming NFL Draft. Yet they forged ahead with front office veteran Rob Brzezin...
What we're hearing about PWHL expansion: Detroit has buzz, Hamilton on the rise
Amid the excitement of the PWHL’s sellout at Madison Square Garden on Saturday came a reminder: More PWHL franchises are coming soon.“We’re ready to expand,” said Stan Kasten, the president of the MLB’s Los Angeles Dodgers and a PWHL advisory board member. “There is a line of cities eager to have us there, whether it’s for a couple Takeover Tour games or for a full-time team.“We’re going to have news about that in the next few weeks.”Advertisement
Some umps fear ABS is causing fans to judge them by near-impossible standards
Most businesses would balk at creating a system that subjects some of its employees to public embarrassment. But with its implementation of the Automated Ball-Strike (ABS) challenge system this season, Major League Baseball did just that to its umpires.Some fans see the early results from ABS as proof umpires are incompetent. Some players and league officials say the opposite actually is true. But not all fans grasp the distinction between a call overturned by a tenth of an inch and one overturn...
Boston Bruins' Morgan Geekie ends his slump at exactly the right time
RALEIGH, N.C. — By now, Morgan Geekie knows he is a dangerous NHL goal scorer. He leads the Boston Bruins in this category. This is not easy when David Pastrnak is a teammate.But before Geekie recorded a hat trick in Tuesday’s 6-5 overtime loss to the Carolina Hurricanes, he had been parked on 34 goals for 17 straight games. This would do a number on anyone. It is a long time for a puck not to go in. Confidence, in such situations, can be a fleeting commodity.Advertisement
Toronto Raptors have 1 week to prove they weren't a 1-month fluke
TORONTO — Raptors coach Darko Rajaković loves his espresso, which is perhaps how he has picked up some extra Italian culture. Hard to say. In Europe, it seems as if every country is just a two-hour flight away, so the culture can travel.“They have a saying in Italy,” Rajaković said before his team’s game against the Miami Heat on Tuesday. “You always wanted to ride a bicycle, and finally you have a bicycle. Now you have to turn the pedals.”Advertisement
Julian Alvarez’s Barcelona links, Champions League hopes and Atletico Madrid rollercoaster
Julian Alvarez was smiling broadly. Two goals in Atletico Madrid’s 5-2 Champions League last-16 first-leg win over Tottenham had earned him a deserved player of the match trophy.But walking through the mixed zone at the Metropolitano, back on March 10, the Argentina international’s expression quickly changed as he was asked about speculation he could move to Barcelona.Advertisement
San Jose Sharks are No. 2 in Scott Wheeler's 2026 NHL prospect pool rankings
Welcome to Scott Wheeler’s 2026 rankings of every NHL organization’s prospects. You can find the complete ranking and more information on the project and its criteria here, as we count down daily from No. 32 to No. 1. The series, which includes evaluations on nearly 500 prospects, runs from March 9 to April 8.Advertisement
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How to smash a tennis racket: Style, control, damage, aggression — and danger
In the idyllic surrounds of the Monte Carlo Country Club, Daniil Medvedev was raging.After missing a routine backhand to conclude a miserable eight games against Matteo Berrettini, he destroyed his tennis racket in just about every way possible.He hoiked it into the green hoardings at the back of the court. He dashed it against the red clay, sending it skittering sideways and forcing him to walk after it with the humiliating gait of a child picking up a fallen ice cream.Advertisement
How Canadiens teammates Ivan Demidov and Lane Hutson can bend a game to their will
MONTREAL — After Lane Hutson had spent about 10 minutes answering questions about the remarkable play he made in crunch time, setting up Montreal Canadiens captain Nick Suzuki for an empty net tap in with 20.1 seconds left in regulation to tie the game, he was asked about another.It was a play by his remarkable teammate, rookie Ivan Demidov, at the offensive blue line, where Demidov evaded a Florida Panthers check to get into space and create a dangerous situation out of nothing.“When he slipped...
Willson Contreras didn't take out Brewers. That's good. Even better, the Red Sox got a W
BOSTON — There’s nothing wrong with a big-league ballplayer getting sick and tired of being drilled over and over and over by the same team. The problem is when said ballplayer stands before a gathering of media and announces he plans to “take one of them out” the next time it happens, as though we’re watching a “Goodfellas” sequel.Advertisement
Another lefty, another night of questions for how the Phillies approach a weakness
SAN FRANCISCO — By the second inning Tuesday night, Rob Thomson fielded a lineup that included Edmundo Sosa, Otto Kemp, Dylan Moore and Rafael Marchán. It was not how the Phillies envisioned it; Alec Bohm had a sore groin and J.T. Realmuto took a foul ball to the ankle. But some of it was by design. They were facing a lefty, Robbie Ray, and that meant an adjusted lineup.Advertisement